Wage Garnishment Relief

If the IRS is already garnishing your wages, the goal is immediate relief; reducing or stopping the garnishment before it causes further financial strain. Because a garnishment continues with every paycheck until it’s addressed, timing matters more here than in most other tax matters. 

Mitchell St. Louis, P.A. contacts the IRS directly to negotiate a release or reduction of an active wage garnishment, then works to put a longer-term resolution in place so it doesn’t resume once lifted. 

What we handle:

• Emergency requests to release or reduce an active wage garnishment 
• Demonstrating financial hardship to support relief 
• Negotiating a payment plan or other resolution to prevent the garnishment from continuing 
• Communicating directly with your employer’s payroll department when needed 
• Monitoring your case to make sure the garnishment doesn’t resume 

Why it matters:

Every pay period a garnishment remains active means less income to cover your basic expenses, and the IRS won’t stop it without a formal request and a plan in place. Quick, decisive action is often the key to protecting your paycheck. 

Contact Mitchell St. Louis, P.A. today to schedule a consultation if the IRS is currently garnishing your wages.